SMRTR AIJul 7, 2025Forbes

Deep Research And More From New AI Models

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New AI deep research tools enable powerful analysis of large datasets. Using ChatGPT 4.5's deep research function, a comprehensive report on the most annoying songs from 1990-2025 was generated. The AI compiled data from multiple sources, providing context for each selection. Notable entries included "Ice Ice Baby" (1990), "Cotton Eye Joe" (1994), and "Baby Shark" (2018). This showcases AI's ability to synthesize cultural trends and public opinion across decades, potentially transforming research and data analysis methods.

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